Making a Difference in Solidarity is a 6-credit course that earns UF 200 and ISLE 397 credit. The course supports the Foundational Studies Program by engaging students in discussion of ethics, diversity, and internationalization, with an in-depth, interdisciplinary inquiry into the motivations and contexts that lead women who are actively involved with Treasure Valley organizations to “Make a Difference in Solidarity.” Students engaged in service-learning with a community partner: Artisans for Hope, Little Library Literacy Project, or Mobile Recreation.
Students created multi-modal projects, researching the context and motivations of at least one woman who is Making a Difference in Solidarity. The following compositions were displayed at the Service Learning Student Exhibition on December 10, 2014.
Submissions from 2014
"I want stuff to change; How can I make that happen?": Amanda Gray and Mobile Rec, Sam Binsacca and TJ Rhodes
Refugees and Activism, Kierra Boschma, Miranda Majors, and Amanda Agrimonti
Service Learning at Mobile Recreation Program, Zach Chini and Claire Sampsel
Artisans for Hope, Amber Idell Dillard
What's an Activist, Alexandrea Ellis and Daniel Asbury
Poster for UF 200 sec. 06/ISLE 297: Making a Difference in Solidarity, Sara W. Fry PhD
Recruitment Talk for UF 200 sec. 06/ISLE 297: Making a Difference in Solidarity, Sara W. Fry PhD
Running to Education, Jacob Rasmussen